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The neighbourhood of Broughton is in such a central location with lots to see and do within a ten to twenty minute walk, for example Stockbridge, New town, St James Quarter, Royal Botanic Gardens, National Gallery and National Museum of Scotland.
Broughton St with lots of independent shops, restaurants, and bars is only a few minutes away. The Water of Leith is also near by.

This homely 3 Bedroom flat boasts a central location with lots to see and do within a ten to twenty minute walk or 5-8minutes drive, for example
Stockbridge: 21 minutes’ walk
New town: 18 minutes’ walk
St James Quarter :13 minutes’ walk
Royal Botanic Gardens East Gate: 16 minutes’ walk
Scottish national portrait gallery :15 minutes’ walk
Dishoom: 15-minute Walk
Old Town: There are a number of options to get to the old town from the apartment. There is good bus links within walking distance of the apartment that will get you to the city centre and the Royal mile, but also there is Uber and local taxis which will get you to the old town area for around £7.
Broughton St with lots of independent shops, restaurants, and bars is only a few minutes away. The Water of Leith is also nearby.
All this and the flat itself is lovely and quiet- the perfect place to relax after a busy day exploring this captivating city. Please do let us know if you need any further information and we can send a link to the bus route if required. We also have a number of recommendations for sightseeing in and around the centre of Edinburgh and this apartment is perfectly situated for access to all of these attractions :). Should you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
The whole city of Edinburgh is full of history, any nooks and corner you go to boasts its amazing architecture and history, with all the modern aspects of new age. Few recommedations below, but as everyone's taste is different, we would highly recommend you to have a look at the pictures and reviews on Tripadvisor and see if it is to your taste :)
1. Arthur's Seat is the remains of an extinct volcano overlooking the city of Edinburgh. Views from the top are spectacular.
2. Edinburgh Castle : Steeped in history, the palace comprises the former royal apartments, richly furnished and decorated for the comforts
3.National Museum of Scotland : Each level of the building traces a particular era in Scotland's history.
4.Edinburgh Old Town : Edinburgh truly is an ancient city, inhabited for about 3,500 years and the Old Town is the center of everything.
5.Palace of Holyroodhouse : A tribute to the Queen of Scotland. This active pallace located at the foot of the Royal Mile is a combination art gallery, and historical monument to the past history of the marnarchy in Scotland. Please do not forget to see the Abbey ruins adjacent to the Palace. Takes an hour.
6.Dean Village : Steep walks involved, so comfortable shoes are needed. Very pretty village located in the centre of Edinburgh. An oasis of peace and calm right in the middle of the city. Quaint and picturesque buildings, right next to the River of Leith, lots of greenery and nature walks right next to the village.